Social Media and Mental Health – Who’s Responsible?

[trigger warning: mentions of self-harm] The advent of social media has been all-consuming throughout the world. What started off as … More

What You Need to Know About the Coronavirus

Over the past few weeks, world news has unanimously revolved around the coronavirus. What started as a viral outbreak in … More

On 14th March 2018, the death of Stephen Hawking was announced, possibly the most famous scientist since Albert Einstein. Whether … More

Beer lover’s favourite science festival Pint of Science comes back, with insight into new and exciting research in the field … More

Thousands of female scientists around the world have signed an open letter pledging their dedication to equality, the environment, and … More

The facts that lead scientists to vote remain in the EU referendum.

On the 23rd July last year a robot passed a simple ‘self-awareness’ test. It was one of three robots who … More

Women in STEM held a small conference in Glasgow University on International Women’s day delving into the topic as to … More

A note on the University of Glasgow’s historic detection of gravitational waves. So my supervision was cancelled today. It’s nothing … More

Not all organisms have the luxury of being cute and fluffy; sometimes you’re cursed with a creepy scaly body covered … More